Looking to add depth and vertical interest to your garden? Choosing the right climbing plants for trees can transform both native and ornamental landscapes here in New Zealand. Climbing plants create intriguing layers of colour, texture, and life, often supporting local wildlife in the process. Whether your trees are mature or newly planted, well-chosen climbers can soften trunks, fill shade or sun, and even bloom spectacularly. With so many options available, finding the best climbing plants for trees is a rewarding way to enhance your garden’s beauty and biodiversity.

Liriodendron tulipifera fastigiata, also known as the Upright Tulip Tree, is a stunning deciduous tree admired for its narrow, columnar form. It produces striking tulip shaped yellow green flowers with orange markings in late spring to early summer. This elegant tree is perfect for smaller gardens or avenues where space is limited but dramatic height and seasonal interest are desired.

These moss poles for plants are made from Coir Fibre (i.e., the husks of coconuts). They are an eco-friendly option to help plants grow healthier and stronger as they climb the poles, and are ideal for training climbing, indoor plants. The nursery industry commonly uses these poles for Philodendron, Pothos, and Monstera plants as a few examples. They are available in 50 cm and 100 cm lengths.
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